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[column col=”1/3″][space height=”6″]When Justin Long told MoveOn he’d star in a satire of TV’s “The Office,” Art Not War secured a top industry prosthetic artist to transform the actor into the spitting image of our nation’s most famous crappy boss, Mitt Romney. The video earned almost 300,000 views, along with rave reviews from Politico, Time, the Hollywood Reporter, and Perez Hilton–who described the piece as “HIGHlarious.”
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[column col=”1/3″][space height=”6″]100 Videos, 8 million views, 10 award nominations, 7 awards & $15 million in earned media for our clients…not bad for our first year!
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In 2006, the Communication Workers of America (CWA) negotiated with AT&T to restore 5,000 offshored call center jobs to America. Lois, the star of this piece, is one the folks who got her job back. CWA called on Art Not War to tell her story. Art Not War deployed from Brooklyn to Detroit on a moment’s notice and turned this spot around in just a few days, in time for broadcast during the Republican and Democratic National Conventions.
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